Symbolism is a library that allows you to use symbolic programming techniques directly in C++. It allows you to program in a way similar in spirit to LISP or Prolog using only C++ operators: "()" for term construction and "==" for pattern matching.

Furry Paws is a whole-program compiler and runtime system for a dialect of John Backus' FP language. The compiler is written in FP and does fully self-compile. FP code is translated to C and can then be compiled to a binary executable.

Deva is a programming language that is small, dynamic, and has some similarities to C and Python. It is designed for embedding in C++ applications, and is also suitable for basic programming tasks. It is written to be as simple as possible, but no simpler. Deva is a multi-paradigm language: it is essentially procedural and imperative, but with support for basic functional and object-oriented idioms.

DBox2-Client is a collection of Perl modules that allow you to program scripts that interface a dbox2 using the Web interface and telnet. They also allow querying the epg, switching channels, setting timers, or just running commands via telnet.

Andrew's Game aims to be a lightweight and highly expandable code base editable by anyone with a basic understanding of Python. The project has three parts: core systems, sample game, and reusable extensions. Core systems deal with the actual game mechanics; a sample game will be a template of how to use core systems and reusable extensions to create a working game. The reusable extensions can contain items and minor added functionality. Andrew's Game can implement a text-only single player RPG, which is like a MUD without support for multiple players.

bmake is a program designed to simplify the maintenance of other programs. Its input is a list of specifications as to the files upon which programs and other files depend. If no -f makefile makefile option is given, bmake will try to open 'makefile' and then 'Makefile' in order to find the specifications.

OpenPref is an implementation of Preferans, a European trick-taking game against two virtual players. Currently it allows you to play the Sochi version of Preferans, allowing you to change some game conventions. Two alternative AIs are available.